Unlimited Aerobatic

           The aerobatic flying belongs among the extreme sport, where the pilots are facing a tremendous overloading (even ± 10 g-force) while performing precise moves in the 3D space. All this is happening at a speed, which sometimes exceeds 400 km/hour, and on the machines belonging to the best of what has been invented by the human being. It is a trial to move forward the limits of human possibilities with a help of up-to-date machines. All this goes hand in hand with the high financial requirements, and risks stemming from the extreme overloading of both pilots and machines. Because of this, aerobatics is considered to be a queen of the air sports. It also remains a sport with a great future.
    For the successful companies could be connection with names of successful pilots the best promotion.

Why should be the Unlimited European Aerobatic Championship hold in the Czech Republic?

    The aerobatics has a famous tradition in the Czech Republic. After the Second World War, the Czech pilots such as Ladislav Bezák, Ivan Tuček, Petr Jirmus were awarded title of absolute world champion.

Why should be the Unlimited European Aerobatic Championship in Hradec Králové?

    The world champion from 1978, Ivan Tuček, dwelt in Hradec Králové and he was a co-founder of the flying school located at the airport in Hradec Králové that is a fellow organizer of the championship.
On the other side, Hradec Kralove is also a modern town with a rich historical background.
In 1225 Hradec became a free royal town. It grew rapidly, new trades sprang up, and the size of its population and its importance soon made Hradec the wealthiest and largest Czech town after Prague.
In the first third of the 19th century Hradec Králové became the centre of patriotic activity among the Czechs in the north-east of Bohemia and, for a time, the most important centre of Czech writing.
At the turn of the century the town rid itself of its fortifications and a building plan was worked out which was entrusted right from the beginning to famous architects. The city reached its pinnacle of modern architecture during the twenties and thirties when it became renowned as "The Salon of the Republic".

You are welcome in Hradec Králové!